Snowball - Anderson Poul

Poul Anderson's "Snowball" offers a chilling glimpse into a future where even the most intimate aspects of life are subject to societal control. This thought-provoking short story, a classic of science fiction and dystopian fiction, explores the complexities of marriage in a world rigidly structured.

The narrative delves into the potential for marital conflict when personal desires clash with the demands of a future society. As the story unfolds, readers are confronted with unsettling questions about individuality, conformity, and the very definition of family life. "Snowball" is a stark reminder of the delicate balance between order and freedom.

This meticulously prepared edition allows readers to rediscover a timeless tale from a master of science fiction. Explore the themes of societal pressure and the struggles of spouses navigating an increasingly regulated world. "Snowball" is sure to resonate with anyone interested in the enduring power of speculative fiction to illuminate the human condition.

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